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Which sentences are punctuated correctly? Check all that apply.
Adriana (who won a prestigious art award last year) is studying painting in school.
Adriana—who won a prestigious art award last year is studying painting—in school.
Adriana, who won a prestigious art award last year, is studying painting in school.
Adriana—who won a prestigious art award last year—is studying painting in school.
Adriana who won a prestigious art award last year is studying painting in school.
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Correct: 1, 3, and 4.
Explanation: The nonrestrictive clause "who won a prestigious art award last year" must be set off from the rest of the sentence. That can be done with parentheses (1), commas (3), or em dashes (4). Sentence 2 misplaces the dashes so the clause boundaries are wrong; sentence 5 omits the required punctuation (commas/dashes/parentheses).
Explanation: The nonrestrictive clause "who won a prestigious art award last year" must be set off from the rest of the sentence. That can be done with parentheses (1), commas (3), or em dashes (4). Sentence 2 misplaces the dashes so the clause boundaries are wrong; sentence 5 omits the required punctuation (commas/dashes/parentheses).
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